The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-06-10
Court proceedings.

AT 10 o'clock ON Monday Court was
called and the following business was
transacted:
John "a. Myers was appointed tax coiiee-
tor OF GailitziH borough.
John II. Fiske, ESQ, was appointed fore
man OF the Grand Jury.
Harry Thomas was given hearing TOT
incorrigibIlIty, on the complaint of his
father, John ID. Thomas, of Johnstown,
and sent to the MorRapza Reform School
Commonwealth vs.. Patrick Coyle. Fornix
81 Get. Continued.
Commonwealth VS.. Herman Grouse. As
sault and battery. Settled.
Commonwealth VS.. Edna Campbell.
Surety OF the peace. Defendant sentenced
70 pay the costs and enter securely 10 keep
the peace.
Ccumouweaith ys. Miss Sydney Malone.
Surety % the peace Defendant discharged.
Commonwealth As. Jacob i. Kimmei.
FOrnM et Get. and Commonwealth VS..
Harry O'Neil, same offence. were continued
The tavern license Of d. G. Myers. OF
Ashyilie, was transferred to David Brook
bank.
J. \. Shoemaker, W. 4. Noel and Ben
amin Wertner were appointed to view a
bridge at Eckenrnde's mill. on Chest creek
between Allegheny ana Carroll townships
On the petition Of a number OF citizens of
Washington township, j. 4. Shoemaker,
John O'HaIa ard +. J. Parrish were ap
pointed commissioners 10 divide Washington
township into two election districts.
j. A. Shoemaker, Henry Mellon and
Joseph HOgue were appointed viewers to
view the site for a bridge over Clearfeld
creek, in CIearfeid township.
Monday June 9th. was the time, fixed
upon for holding the next Argument Court.
Commonwealth VS.. Thomas Wilson. De
sertion. After hearing, the case was dis
missed at costs OF defendant.
On motion OF Col. John P. Linton, and
after few appropriate remarks by him,
court adjourned on Monday evening out of
respect to the memory OF James d. Nc
Laughlin. Esq. lately deceased.
Silss George, Joseph Behe and Peter
Robins, Sr., were appointed viewers to
view the site for a bridge over the Cone
maugt, In Washington township. on the
road from Number Three to Conrad's Mill.
Commonwealth vs.. George Freeman
Surety Of the peace. Defendant sentenced
to thirty days in Jail.
Commonwealth VS.. John Atkenson. For
nix ct Get. Kissie Walters prosecutrix
Defendant plead guilty. Sentenced TO a
fine OF s., 90 and costs Of prosecution. and
70 pay the prosecutriX $50 lying in expenses
and the sun Of 81 90 per week FOR the term
Of years
The borough Of AshvilIe was incorporated
and q special election was ordered TO be
held On the 2Ist inst, for the purpose of
slecting officers TO serve for that borough.
The Indictment against John W. Wonders
for embezzlement was quashed by the
court
John ROraOaugh, Edward ReiPhard and
Jacob Stineman were appointed viewers TO
view the site for 4 bridge over the Cone
maugh near South Fork, in Croyle township.
Commonwealth vs.. Francis ]. Byrne.
ForGix ct Get NoUe pros. entered on pay
Iaent OF costs by defendant.
CommonH eaIth VS. Henry Mau-er. For
nix ct Get. Jury found defendant guilty.
The usual sentence was imposed.
Commonwealth vs.. Andrew ScItsgiver.
Fornix ct Get. Jury found defendant guilty
The usual sentence was imposed.
Commonwealth vs. John W. Wonders.
EmbezZlement Continued.
Commonwealth VS.. Charles HelreigIe.
Assault and battery. Jury find the defend
ant guilty. Sentenced to pay fine of
500 and costs, and 10 enter into recogniZance
In the SUN OF 500. TO keep the peace toward
his wife, the prOsecutrix-
Common wealth VS.. Charles HeIseL
Forgery. Node pros. entered on payment
Of costs By defendant.
Commonwealth vs.. Cstharine Sterling
and Jennie Hill. Keeping a bawdy house.
Defendants plead guilty. Senten cud each
70 undergo Imprisonment in :lll's Jail for
term OF 90 days
Commonwealth rs. Edna Ca mpbelL AS
sauit and battery. Peter Campbell, her
husband, prosecutor Jury find the defend
aut not guilty aud divide The costs between
the prosecutor and defendant
Commonwealth vs.. Thomas Gillespie.
Receiving stolen goods. Defendant plead
guilty.
Commonwealth vs.. Alfred Ashton. Ag-
gravated assault and battery. Jury ind
defeu dant not guilty and that the prosecu-
Tor pay two-thirds of the costs and the de-
iendant one-third.
Commonwealth vs.. George j. Rorsbaugt
and samuel Watt. O5structing public high
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